Exam Details
| Subject | Introduction to Organic Farming | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | Certificate in Organic Farming | |
| Department | School of Agriculture (SOA) | |
| Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | June, 2015 | |
| City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
1. Fill in the blanks:
Growing and caring of crops is called
is considered as the backbone of Indian economy.
has increased farm production which resulted in green revolution.
Chemicals used to control pests are called
is considered as the fastest growing and an alternative farming sector for safe food and environment.
The word 'organic' means
In organic farming, the maintenance of is considered as the key to successful production.
coined the term Organic Farming.
is the most dynamic part of a living soil.
The productive capacity of soil is linked with its which in turn is influenced by content.
Mention five products which find their restricted use as manure in organic crop production.
Mention the principles of crop rotation.
3. Write short answers
What is meant by buffer zone
What are the documents that an organic farmer has to maintain
Name any five approved certifying agencies in India.
What is meant by ICS?
Why IFOAM Basic standards are called the set of "standards for standards"
Explain the benefits of organic farming.
What is permaculture
Explain LEISA Farming.
5. Match the following
Sir Albert Howard Permaculture
Virikshayurveda Biodynamic farming
Rudolf Steiner Indore method of composting
Masano bee Fakuoka Science of plants
Bill Mollison Natural farming
How does organic farming differ from chemical farming
Why people choose organic food
What do you mean by 'Ever Green Revolution'
Consequences of Modem Agriculture.
Growing and caring of crops is called
is considered as the backbone of Indian economy.
has increased farm production which resulted in green revolution.
Chemicals used to control pests are called
is considered as the fastest growing and an alternative farming sector for safe food and environment.
The word 'organic' means
In organic farming, the maintenance of is considered as the key to successful production.
coined the term Organic Farming.
is the most dynamic part of a living soil.
The productive capacity of soil is linked with its which in turn is influenced by content.
Mention five products which find their restricted use as manure in organic crop production.
Mention the principles of crop rotation.
3. Write short answers
What is meant by buffer zone
What are the documents that an organic farmer has to maintain
Name any five approved certifying agencies in India.
What is meant by ICS?
Why IFOAM Basic standards are called the set of "standards for standards"
Explain the benefits of organic farming.
What is permaculture
Explain LEISA Farming.
5. Match the following
Sir Albert Howard Permaculture
Virikshayurveda Biodynamic farming
Rudolf Steiner Indore method of composting
Masano bee Fakuoka Science of plants
Bill Mollison Natural farming
How does organic farming differ from chemical farming
Why people choose organic food
What do you mean by 'Ever Green Revolution'
Consequences of Modem Agriculture.
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- Centre for Corporate Education, Training & Consultancy (CCETC)
- Centre for Corporate Education, Training & Consultancy (CCETC)
- National Centre for Disability Studies (NCDS)
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Subjects
- Economics And Marketing of Organic Produce
- Inspection and Certification Of Organic Produce
- Introduction to Organic Farming
- Organic Production System